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Sun Sep-17-06 04:01 PM
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Gore to Publish New Book: Door's Open for 2008 |
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Sun Sep-17-06 04:03 PM
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Sun Sep-17-06 04:11 PM
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2. OH PLEASE!!!! after watching Obama.... |
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We don't need the same tired old dem's running in 08. don't get me wrong i love Al Gore and his days as a politician are over i hope he doesn't run. we need new blood in there
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Sun Sep-17-06 04:12 PM
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4. Obama should not and will not run in 2008 |
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Sun Sep-17-06 04:26 PM
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6. And Hillary(no interview)Clinton should whats.... |
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Her qualifications other than being a former first lady and a one term senator. Obama is just as qualified as any other senator who most are BORING!! as hell thats why they have a hard time being elected to the Whitehouse. i don't expect Obama to run but after watching him speak about the problems in this country he's a refreshing democrate .
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Sun Sep-17-06 05:39 PM
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9. obama's about as boring as they come! |
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Sun Sep-17-06 06:49 PM
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13. Al Gore is not a "tired old dem" |
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He's just what this country needs. He received the most votes in 2000 and he can do it again in 2008. :patriot:
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Sun Sep-17-06 04:11 PM
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3. I'll let Gore make up his own mind. No draft... |
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Sun Sep-17-06 05:17 PM
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Edited on Sun Sep-17-06 05:18 PM by silverweb
I absolutely adore the man and should he decide to run, I'd back him heart and soul. But the decision has to be HIS, not ours.
Gore's burning passion is the urgently critical matter of global warming, with all its looming implications for the planet and humanity. It's where he feels that his energies will be best spent that HE needs to decide, and I will support that decision.
On edit: And I almost forgot -- looking forward to his book and will do my part to help make it a runaway best seller!
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Sun Sep-17-06 06:29 PM
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12. I agree wholeheartedly |
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Edited on Sun Sep-17-06 06:30 PM by RestoreGore
And he is truly doing this because he wants to start a dialogue and get the American people moving, not continuing to expect him to do it. I say as well, what he is doing now regarding the climate crisis which we will only have a ten year window to mitigate goes far beyond any draft. We should be helping him with that. He knows what path to travel because he is a wise and prescient man and I respect him for it.
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Sun Sep-17-06 04:19 PM
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5. Welcome to DU, politmuse1! |
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Sun Sep-17-06 04:55 PM
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7. Great news, I am looking forward to Al's book. |
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Thanks for posting and welcome to D.U. politmuse.:hi:
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Sun Sep-17-06 05:57 PM
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11. Al Gore "Major Policy Address" webcast tomorrow (Monday) |
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